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@ards of Thanks. JOHNSON. ANDREW. The family of the lete ANDREW JOHNSON wishes to thank its many friends for their kindness. sympathy and floral tributes during its recent bereavement. THE FAMILY. * TRAVERSE. FLORENCE. The mother of the late FLORENCE TRAVERSE wishes to thank the many friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes during her iliness and at death ned MOTHER Braths. BARNETT, AUGUST. Departed _ this 1ife_Sunday. November 2R 1037, AUGUST BARNETT. beloved husband 'of Lucille Barnett. He is also survived by four loving daughters. Mrs. Eihel Fleming. Mrs. Ruth Green. Mrs. Viola Perkins and M Barneit: three brothers. three sisters other relatives and friends. Remafns rest- ing at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. N. J. ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral to be announced later. ELL, DELANO. Departed this life on Priday Noverber 261 at Freedmen's Hospital. after a brief iliness, DELANO BELL. the son of Irene Bell' ‘Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th st. sw. until Monday. November 4 then to his late Tesidence. 1839 4th st n.w. where fu- neral services will be ‘held Tuesday. No- vember 30, at 1 p.m. Interment Harmony Cemetery d .;: BIRCH, JESS RUSH. On Saturday, No- vember 27." 1837. JESS RUSH BIRCH, b Joved son of Samuel and Minnie Birch, hushand of Helen Birch and father of Pauline Birch. Funera] from the W. W. Deal {uneral home. 16 H st. ne. on Tuesdav. November 30, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited.” Interment 'Cedar, Hill A_special communi- Parker Lodge. No is hereby calied for I Tuesday. November 30. 1057 to at- tend the funeral of our late hrother. JESS ETRCH. A good attendance 15 desired RAYMOND H. HILLSINGFR. Master. BOLAC. WILLIAM El Suddenly. on _Sunday. November 28, 1937, WILLIAM JOSEPH BOLAC. beloved husband of Mat- tie Bolac (nee Shaffer). father of MaJs- garet Bolac He is also survived by his mother and a_sister. Funeral from the residence of “his mother, 1206 5th_ st n.w., on Wednesday. December 1. at S:30 am.: thence to St. Aloysius Church. North Capitol and Eve sts. at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30 BRIGGS, CHAMP. On Saturday. No- vember 2 937, CHAMP BRIGGS. brother of Alice Dyson and Lillie Smothers. He leaves to mourn their 10ss other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. nw. until 5 pm. Tuesday. November 30: thereafter at the residence of his sis- ter. Mrs. Lillie Smothers. 1202 Delaware ave. sw ° Funeral Wednesday. Decem- ber 1, at 1_pm. from the above resi- dence. Rev. Tsaac Wright officiatine. In- terment Harmony Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited i CATLETT. ALICE Departed on Saturdayv. November 1937, ALICE )1 Florida ave. nw.She vos it Ctheir loss A devoted mother. Martha Hil ofher relatives and friends. Rema ing at the Mal- van & Schey fune New derses ave. and R st. nw al from ‘abovn parlor _Tuesday. November 30. at 10 am. Relatives and_friends invited. _Tn- terment Woodlawn Cemetery. 20 CHAPIN. MARY LIBBEY. On Sundav. November 98, 1937 at Garfield Hospital MARY LIBBEY CHAPIN. widow of the late Frederick Emmons Chavin Services at Gawler's chapel. 1:50 Pa. ave n.w on Tuesday. November at 3 pm Oak Hill Cemet CHERRY. MINNIE F. On November 7. 19:1:. MINNIE E. CHERRY. devoted wife af Joseph Cherry. mother of Oliver C_ Wi m: daughter of Richard L. and Della Thompson. She also leaves three s rs. five brothers. other rela- tives and friends. Remains resting the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1 U st. nw. Notice of funeral later. CURTY TAR J. On Saturda. November 14 at his residence. 274 4th st sw. JERFMIAH J. beloved son of Julia Curtin (nee Lone) and the late Daniel Curtin P al from the above residence on Tuesday morning. November 30 at 830 am.: thence to St Church. where reauiem at 9 o'clork Relativer vited Interment Mount this life TInterment Saturday. mass will be said and friends in- Olivet Cemetery, an Departed this life on 1937, at the resi- DAVIS. CARRIE Laturdar. November 2 dence of her daught Mrs. Annie Reed. 506 Rhode Island ave. nw CARPIE DAVIS. wife of the late George Davis. leaves to mourn their loss three dauch- ters. Mrs Anna Reed. Mrs. Margaret Washingion and Emily Johnson: one son. Joseph Edwards. one brother. Jam A Jackson. and nine grandchildren. relatives and friends. Rema resting at her late residence. 506_Rhode Island ave. nw. after 12 nogn Tuesday. neral Wednesday. December 1. at 1 from Metropolitan Baptist Church. E C. Smith officiating. Inter mony Cemetery. Arrangemen! by Murphy & Son Beautiful t thy Beeutiful soul. into glory gone Beautiful lif>. with its crown now won, God giveth thee rest Rest from all sorrows and watching and ears, Rest from all possible sighing and tears. Rest through God's endless, Wonderful vears At home with the blest THE FAMILY. 30 DAVIS, CARRIE. Ail officers and members of Lydia Household of Ruth. No. 1804, G. U. O. of O. F.. are hereby re. | quested to attend the funeral of Inmate CARRIE DAVIS. on Wednesday. Decem- ber 1. 1937, from Metropolita Baptist | Church. R between 1 3th sts. nw. at 1:30 pm ALBERTA A G. SARAH B. McCOWAN. 30 | DICKESON, RICHARD. On _Sundav. November 28. 1937, at Gallinger Hospital. RICHARD DICKESON. beloved father of | two daughters. Mrs. Rebecca Garnett and Mrs. Martha Jones: three sons. William, | Samuel and Henry Dickerson. Two sisters. Mrs. Mary Scantleberry of New York City and Mrs. Annie Edison: one brother. | William Henry Dickerson. and other re tives and meny friends also survive. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines | funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. No- tice of funeral later. DORSEY. BENEDICT. Departed _this | life on Saturday. November 27. 1937. at | 2 am., at Garfleld Hospital. after a brief illness. BENEDICT DORSEY. He_leaves o mourn_their loss a_wife. Janie Dorsey: a loving sister. Alice Dorsey: three neph- ews. Bernard Dorsey. Asbury Thomas Arthur Thomas: (wo nieces. Mrs. Chri Robinson and Mrs. Virginia Thomas. and a brother-in-law. Hammond Thomas. and a host of other relatives and friends. His | Temains msy be seen_at his late residence 1714 Sth st. n.w Funeral Tuesday. No- Yember 30. at 1 pm. from Ebenezer M. E. Church. 4th and D sts. s.e.. Rev. F. F. King officiating. Interment Payne's Cem- etery, We_tried so hard to save vou. Our prayers were all in vain: This world would seem like heaven If we had you back again THE FAMILY. MARY E. 1 She work all done: DOUGLAS, On Saturday. November 2 at her residence. 1238 Duncan st. ‘ne. MARY E. DOUGLAS. beloved mother of Mrs. Martha_ Ackers and James and Thomas Douglas. Remains Testing at Stewart’s funeral home, &t ne. 30 H Notice of funeral later. 30 DYER. EMILY WHITE. Sunday morn- ing. November 8. 1937, at Ventnor. N. J. EMILY WHITE DYER. daughter of the | late Col. Georee W. Dyer and Mary Kelly Dyer._Funeral service at Gawler's chapei 1750° Pennsyivania ave. n.w. on Tuesday morning. November 30. at 11 o'clock. In- terment in Oak Hill Cemetery. EDWARDS. BENJAMIN F. On Monday. November 20. 1937, at Sibley Memorial Hospital. BENJAMIN F. EDWARDS. lov- ing husband of Amanda J. Edwards. Notice ©of funeral later. ELKINS. JOHN B. On Saturday. No- vember 27. 1937, at his_residence, 647 G st. ne. JOHN B ELKINS, beloved husband of Malinda Eikins and father of Margaret F. Elkins and Mrs. Catherine L. Hester. Sevices will be held at his late Jesidenice on Tuesday. November 30 at 1 pm. nterment Cedar Hill Cemeter. (Alexandria and Fredericksburs. Va., capars Dlease copy.) 29 FRISBY. EARL. Departed this life on Eridey. November 26, 1037 at 6:20 a.me ARL FRISBY. He leaves to mourn their loss a_wife. Mrs. Virginia Frisby: - one sister. Mrs. Beatrice Commodore: one niece, one mnephew: also other relatives and {riends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts, 8.w. where_funeral services will be held at 1 pm. Tuesday. November :0. Inter- ment in Lincoln Mémorial Cemetery. 29 | FUNERAL DIRECTOR! V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor cohnected the original W. R, Specte estabiichment Natioma 55021009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln_ 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A L. HAYCOCK Manager) Eeoea Th4r 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. i‘lls Seventh St. NW. N.'iond 2‘13 odern Chapel. _Tel. One or the Largess Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 B17 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 8 Cleveland » Riverdale, Md. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1212 P St N.W.___Nationa) 4276 WADE FLOWERS, INC. THOMAS P. WADE 827 14th St N.W. Republic 9827, GEO. C. SHAFFER uODERATE FRICES FRONE VAT 0100 Ovea Erenlas Cor 14th & Eye b 4 Dominic's | | | {517 11th st. | neral “ci | parted this | 423 4th st ew, Braths. GREEN, HENRY. Baturday. No- vember “27. 1037, Lanideer Hogpltal HENRY _GREEN. soR of Mrs. tie Green. He also ieaves one sister. Frances Green: one adopted brother. Henry Green, and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. n.e. Funeral services at the above fu- neral home on Wednesday. December 1; at 1 pm. HAGEMAN, JACOB. On Saturday. No- vember 19 . at his re ce, Mar- romner 20 Han” mverdate M. IACOR HAGEMAN. aged 70 years, beloved husband of Mae Hageman: Epanish American War Veteran, lieutenant Company F. 3rd Penn- sylvania Infantry, Volunteers. Funeral services at_above residence on Tuesday. November 30. at 12:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. (Philadelphia, Pa.. papers please copy.) Services by W. W Chambers Co. suburban funeral home. HAGEMAN, JACOB. There will be a special meeting of Washington Printing Pressmen’s Union. No. 1. on Tuesday, November 30, 1437, st 11:30 am.. at Typogranhical Temsle 423 G st nw, for the purpose of attendin of our_late brother. JACOB HAGEMAN. WILLIAM H._HAGNER. President. HARRY C. WEBB, Secretary. HAGEMAN, _ JACOB. . Comrades of Richard J. Harden Camp. No. 2. United Spanish War Veterans, will assemble at 11:45 am. Tuesday. November 30. 1937, at Pythian Temple. 1012 9th st. n.w.. for the funeral of our late comrade. ~ JACOB HAGEMAN. Funeral services at 12:30 pm. at his iate residence. Marguerita st. 'and Jeffer- son road. East Riverdale. Md. Inter- ment Arlington _Naticnal Cemetery. H_ M. MANNING. Commander. H. L. LESLIE Adfutant. HENDFRSON. MAJOR. Departed this life Sundsy. November 28. 1937. MAJOR HENDERSON of 173813 6th st. n.w.. be- loved hushand of Julia Henderson. He 1s also survived by two devoted brothers. Robert and Thomas Henderson: two lov- ing sisters. Mrs. Viola Griggs and Anna M Henderson: also other relatives and fricnds. Remains restine at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. N. J. ave. and R st. nw." Notice of funeral to be announced nter. HENLEY, JOHN W. Suddenly. on Sat- urdyv. November 27. 1937, JOHN “W. HENLEY. beloved husband of *Mary T. Henley and father of Miss Bessie L. Hen- ley_of Mount Rainier, Md: Mrs. Harry P Baker of Manassas. Va.; Mrs. Ravmond A. Gorden of Hyattsville Md., and Wil- liam P. Henley of San_ Angelo. Tex. Re- mains Testing at his _home. 3509 Rhode Island ave. Mount Rainier. Md. —Fu- neral services from the Methodist Church. as5th st. and Bunker Hill road. Mount Rainjer. Md.. on_Tuesday. November 30 at 2:30 “pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery HINKEL. CHARLES A. On Saturday. 1 st his residence 1719 n.w. CHARLES A HINKFL. <. beloved husband of Edna He is_also survived by one Frederick P. Hinkel and four < Anna A. Hinkel. Mrs. Edward « Mrs. Wilbur Zepp of this city and Mrs J. Prederick Mever of Columbu Ohio. | Funeral services will be held at his late residence. 1319 Webster st. n.w.. on Tuesday. November 0. at 11.am. Tn- terment” Abbey Mausoleum, 20 TOLLAND. RUTH LOUISE. On Sunday. November A% 1005 ‘4t Garfield Hospital RUTH LOUISE HOLLAND. beloved wife of Herbert C. Holland. mother of George William _and Doris Holland. daughter of Milton F. Colburn and sister of Georee F Colburn. Funeral _services at W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funersl home on’ Wednesday. December 1. at pm Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Glenwood Cemgtery. 30 JENK ESTHER MAY. Departed this e on Sundav_ November 28 1937 ESTHER MAY JFNKINS of 1117 O st nw. She is survived by one devoted son James F. Jenkins: five lgving sisters, one brother, " a loving daughter-in-law. Mrs Touise Jenkins. and other relatives and nds.© Remains restine at the Malvan Schey fimeral home. N J ave. and R st nw Notie of funeral to be an- nounced Tlater. JOHNSON. BIANCHE 0. On Saturdas. Novemher at Siblex Memorial Hospital. BLANCHE O. _JOHNSON. the beloved wife ‘of the late Tavior B. John- of Tavlor O. Johnson the W. W. Chambers 1400_Chapin st n.w.. at 2:30 pm Interment Wade Hin son and mother Funeral services at funeral home. dav. November tives and friends invited. ON. HALLEY. On Monday. No- vember 29 1937, at Fort Jay. N. Y. HAL- LEY JOHNSON. brother of Annie Lawson. nephew of Mary Thornton. He also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains rest- ine at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w Puneral Tuesday. No- vember 30. at 1 pm.. from the above fu- irch — Interment Lincoln Me- Cemetery. Relatives and friends MEDORA NELSON. De- life on Saturday, November 571937 at her residence. ‘2848 Elvin rd. se.. MEDORA NELSON JOHNSON. de- voted ‘wife of the late John Johnson. daughter of the late Joseph and Maria Nelson, sister of the Jate Lillian Anderson and the late George Nelson. She leaves to mourn twn nieces. Mabel Wood and Beatrice Budd: tw nephews Cheéster and Robert Anderson: sister-in-law, Sadie Nelson daughter-in-law. Nancy John- son. and other relatives and friends. Pu- neral services at Campbell’s funeral home, on Tuesday November Rev. Jossph Edwards officiatine. Relatives and friends invited Interment Harmony Cemetery. 29° JOSEPH, WALTER R. On Saturday, November. . at his residence. 718 12th st. n LTER R. JOSEPH. the heloved ‘son of William A. and Lydia J. Bowers. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co Southeast funeral home. s.e.. on Tuesday, November A0 at R o.m. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment private. 30 KING, LILLIAN ALICE. On Sundav. November 28. 1 At her residence. 4718 Retervoir “road n w.. LILLIAN _ALICE KING. beloved wife of the late A. M. K Funeral services at _the Georze W. Wise Co. funeral home, 2900 M st. n.w.. on Tuesday, November 30. at 2 p.m. Rel- atives and friends invited. MACKLE. GEORGE K. On Saturday. Novemher 27. 1937. at Providence Hos- Dital. GEORGE K. MACKLE. beloved hu band of Antoinette Mackle. He also leaves to mourn_their loss two brothers and two sisters. Remains restine at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w.. Where funeral services will be held on Wednesday. December 1._at 1 p.m.. Rev. Hezekiah Thompson _officiating. Inter- ment Hvaftstown, Md. Relatives and friends invited, 30 SIE GRANT. On Sat- ember 27. 1937. BESSIE GRANT MATTINGLY. beloved wife of Joseph C. Mattinelv Funeral from her Jate residence. Oxon Hill. Md. on Tuesday. November 30, at 8 am. Requlem mass at St. Ig- natius' Church. Oxon Hill. at 9:30 a.m. Interment church cemetery. McCASKILL, JAMES. On Sundav. No- vember 28. 1637, JAMES McCASKILL of 31 Q st. n.w. He is survived by a de- voted sister. throe aunts. three uncles: also other relatives and friends. Remains resting_at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. N. J. ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral’to be announced later. MEADE, CAPT. ALFRED PENRHYN, JR., U. S. A 'retired. On Sunday. November 281937, _at Mount_Alto Hospitsl. Capt. ALFRED PENRHYN MEADE, Jr. U. S. A. (retired). ‘beloved husband of Alice Meade. Notice of funeral later. — Services by W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. LSON, MARGARET B. On Monday. November '29. 1937, at her residence. an st n.w. MARGARET B, (nee Caffrey).” beloved wife of Alexander Nelson and mother of Harold Nelson, Joseph F. Dronev and Margarej Moran. ‘Notice of funeral hereafter. O'NEILL, morial invited JOHNSON, 0 at 1 pm BRIDGET CECELIA. Sud- denly. on Sunday. November 28, i937. at |" ibley ~ Memorial ~ Hospital,” BRIDGET ECELIA O'NEILL. beloved ' deughter of the late James and Elizabeth O'Neill and sister of Mrs Acnie O'Nelll Garner and William E. O'Neill_ Funeral from the resi- dence of her sister. Mrs. George A. Gar- ner, 9 K st. n.w., Wednesday. December 1. at 9:30 ‘ap.: thence to St. Aloysius Church. Where requiem mass will be said at 10 a.m. for the repose of her soul. - In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ~Relatives and friends invited. Please omit flowers. 30 PHILLIPS, NELLIE LUCAS. Departed this life" on’ Sunday. November 28, 1937, NELLIE LUCAS PHILLIPS. wife of the late Rev. B. L. Phillios_ devoted mother of Bettie Hawkins and William J. Lucas. motner-in-law of "Albert Hawkins _and Hattie Lucas She is also survived by granddaughter, Nellie Lucas. and a_host f other relatives and friends. Testing st the Malvan % Schey funeral home. N. J. ave. and R st. n.w.. until Monday. November 29. at 4 p.m.; thence to her late residence, 45 C st. 5.w. Puneral Tuesday. November 30. at 1 b.m.. from Pirst Baptist Church. Ath and G sts. s.w.. Rev. R. P Gainey officiating. = Relatives and friends invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. REHM. ERNEST GEORGE WASHING- TON. On Sunday, November 28, 1937. at {he, home, of Mr J A Vemon. cClifion n. Va. ERNEST GEORGE WASH- INGTON REHM. aged 84 years. He is sur. vived by one sister. Mrs. John_ R. Grace of Washington. D. C.. and one brother. Mr. G. A. Rehm of Omi br. He former _member of Infantry from 1881 to 1890. Remains resting at the Hail & Cross funeral home, Manassas, Va. until 10:30 am. Tuesday, November 307" thereafter at his late home.. Ciifton Station, Va.. from where services will be held Tuesday. November 30, at 1 p.m. Interment Clifton Cemetery. RUTH, KATE G. On Saturday. Novem- B isad Wi p & Ber resldence, 2600 Brentwood rd. ne. KATE G. RUTH, the beloved wife *of Linford F. Ruth ' and mother of Frederick. John and_Linford Ruth. ir, and Mrs. Willard Halstead. Emily N."Ruth. Mrs. Catherine R. Lake and Marv Louise Ruth. “Notice of funeral later. Services at the W. W. Chambers Co. ovember 27, 1937, at her residence N O SHECKELS N & ived Gy thres miecas Conrad urvived by three nieces, Mrs. Conrad B. Doyle of Washington. D. C.: Mrs. Joseph E. Bastion of San Antonio. Tex., and Mrs. Joseph D. Eagan of New York City. Serv- ices at the above address on Tuesday. N vember 30, at 9:15 a.m.; thence to 8t, Matthew's ‘Catholic Chureh. where mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20 TAYLOR, GEORGIA BUTLER. Departed this_life on Priday. November 26, 1937, at her residence. 1316 2nd st. n. g L e rs. “Dens_Pa and’ sister-! Sf Thomas H. Pattick. Remains restin Prazier's funeral home_ 380 R. I ave. n.w., until Monday, November 20. st 12 noon: thereafter at'her late residence. al Tuesday. November 30, at 1 pm.. from the Ririeteenth Street Bapiist Church. Interment Arlington ‘m«m . 28 Remains | THE BOLLING IS SUED IN DEATH OF FRIEND Administrator Files $10,000 Ac- tion Against Fredericksburg Man Cleared in Slaying. By the Associated Press. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., Nov. 29. —A suit for $10,000 damages against M. Landon Bolling was filed in Cor- poration Court here today by attorneys for J. C. Chichester, administrator of the estate of George M. Carter, who was killed in the Bolling apartment on December 1, 1936. Bolling was indicted for the murder of Carter, his close friend and room- mate, but was not brought to trial, the charges having been dismissed last week by Judge Frederick W. Coleman when Commonwealth’s Attorney W. B. F. Cole declined to prosecute the case. Bolling, who spent almost a year in Southwestern State Hospital at Marion for mental examination, was reported as having been “insane and incompe- tent” when admitted to the hospital on December 11, 10 days after Carter had been stabbed and shof to death. The report said Bolling had been restored to sanity and he was dis- charged from the hospital last Tues- day. Bolling has not returned to his home here and his whereabouts could not be learned today. — MRS. FREDERICK CHAPIN DIES IN HOSPITAL HERE Widow of Prominent Lawyer Was Native of Georgetown—Fu- neral Tomorrow. Mrs. Mary Libbey Chapin, 173, of 1911 R street N. W., widow of Frederick E. Chapin, former prominent lawyer here, died in Garfield Hospital today after a long illness. A native of Georgetown, Mrs. Chapin was & lifelong resident of this city. She was the daughter of the late Joseph E. Libbey, jr., who was in the lumber business here, Surviving are & son, F. J. Chapin, and a brother, Robert Libbey, both of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. William C. Meekins, Hendersonville, N. C. She also leaves three grandchildren. Her husband died in 1923. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Gawler’s chapel, 1756 Pennsylvania avenue N.-W. Rev. Dr. Oliver J. Hart, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church, Sixteenth and H streets N.W., will officiate. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Beaths. TAYLOR. GEORGIA BUTLER. The Elder Ladies' Relief Association armounces the death of Mrs, GEORGIA BUTLER TAYLOR. Funeral Tuesday. November 30, 1937, 1 p.m. from the Nineteenth Street B R ML R, President resident, MRS. MARION 8. LEWIS. Secretary. TAYLOR, GEORGIA BUTLER. Al members of Virginia Berry Auxiliary. No 6. U. 8. W. V. are requested to attend the funeral of our late sister, GEORGIE BUTLER TAYLOR. Tuesday. November 30, 19: 1:30 pm. from Nineteenth Street Baptist Church, 19th and I sts. n.w. Eva_Allensworth Auxiliary cordially invited. "Call meeting of Virginia Berry Auxiliary Monday evening, 8 p.m., at the residence of Mrs. B. W. Taylor, 1814 T st. nw. MARIE S. JORDAN. President. 8. E. ADDELLE. ~Secretary. WHALEN, AGNES M. TOY. On Mon- day. November 29, 1937, AGNES M. TOY WHALEN of 632 C st.'s.e. daughter of Clarence and Margaret ' Toy. wife of James Whalen. ~She is also survived by five sisters. one brother and many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. N. J. ave and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral to be announced’later. . 1937, at the residence of her & ._Maria F. White. CAR- MEN DONZETTA WHITE. beloved daugh- ter of W. Am rose and Muriel A. White. Two aunfs. Mrs. R. W. Wilson and Miss Julia E. White.' and other relatives also survive her. Notice of funeral hereafter. * WRIGHT, ESTELLE. On Sunday. No. vember 28 1937. &t Gallinger Hospita ESTELLE 'WRIGHT. beloved mothsr Willism Wright. loving _sister of Georse DeWitt. Charles King. Mrs. Alice Moore. Mrs. Ida Nichols, Mrs. Anna Harris, _Other relatives and many_friends also survive. Interment Winston-Salem. N. C. WRIGHT, MARTHA. On Saturday. No- vember 27."19: the residence of her son. 806 27th st.'n.w.. MARTHA WRIGHT, mother of William and Richard Wright. Also surviving are a loving mother. five sisters. one brother and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Henry 8. Washington & Sons’ funeral home, 467 N st. n.w ~ Notice of funeral Iater. = * WRIGHT, ROBERT. Departed this life Priday. November 26, 193%. in Freedmen’s Hospital. after a “brief iliness. ROBERT IGHT. the beloved husband of the late Prances Wright. He leaves tq mourn their loss five dsushiers. Mildred Mills. Alberta Wright.” Annie Jenkins. Bessie Ridiey and Prances klin® four sons, Robert. ir.: Herbert. Ellis and Adron, and twenty grandchildren. = Remains resting with L. E_Murray & Son. 12th and V sts. n.w until 3 pm - Sunday: thence to the res dence of Ellis Wright, 1404 Swan st. n.w. Funeral Tuesdsy. November 30. at 1 pm., from the Priendship Baptist Church. Rev. Whitting officiating. Interment in Oxon Hill, Md. 20 In- Memoriam. FARLEY, ALBERT J. Sacred to the memory_of our devoted husband and fa- ther, ALBERT J. P . who entered into_eternal rest’ two vears ago, Novem- her 28,1835, ) God is good. He gives us strensth To bear our heavy cross: He is the only one who knows How bitter is our loss. Our thoughts of you will never fade, When all the years have flown; Your memory as the highest star Will siwavs light our home. HIS DEVOTED FAMILY. * McCOY, EDWARD L. In loving mem- ory of our dear son. EDWARD L. McCOY. who left us four years ago today, Novem: ber 29, 1933. Thoughts return to scenes long past, Time rolls on, but memory lasts. LOVINGLY, MAMMA AND PAPA. * SCOTT. MRS. GERTRUDE VROOMAN. Thghtrt ememigite. oy ot SIIY gcvxl'g who departed this life November HER DEVOTED PARENTE A 2D Mrs. FORREST F. VROOMA! - WUIEC itmh, Hho Gepared W 35. SISTER MARY, ¢ ZUSCHNITT, FREDERICK P. In sad but loving remembrance of my ‘dear hus- and. ERICK P. ZUSCHI ", Who departed this life four years ago today, November 29, 1933. When days are dark and friends are few, Dear husband, how I miss you. There may be friends who may be true, But I lost il when I lost you. ‘The blow was hard, the shock severe, I never thought your death so near. y those who have lost can tell e'%lln of parting 'lgn\lt farewell. HIS DEVOTED WIFE, KA’ ZUSCHNITT. ZUSCHNITT, FREDERICK P. Departed this life four years aso today, November Sweet be thy rest and peacetul thy sleep- | ing. Oodl'b;fiél filt. ghou AAr%nsKu keepin Cedar Hill Washington’s Most Beeutiful Cemetery NO CONNECTION WITH NOR [INTEREST IN ANY OTHER CEMETERY UNDER THE "SAME MAN- AGEMENT ' FOR THE PAST TWENTY-ONE YEARS NG STAR, -WASHINGTO FRANCIS REYNOLDS RITES TOMORROW Services to Be Held in New Jersey for Former Reference Chief at Library Here. By the Associated Press. SHREWSBURY, N. J., Nov. 20.— Funeral services will be held here to- morrow for Prancis Joseph Reynolds, 70, former reference librarian of the Congressional Library, Washington, editor and one-time Harvard football player. T for a long period, Mr. Reynolds died Saturday at the home of a daughter. He was born in Montgomery, Ala., received his early education in France and Germany and was graduated from Harvard in 1888. From 1899 until 1917 he served the Congressional Library. For the next 16 years he was book editor for P. F. Collier & Son, publishers, and at his death was head of the Readers’ Research Bureau of the Crowell Publishing Co. SIDNEY HALL HEAD_S SCHOOL EXECUTIVES Other Officets Also Are Elected at Closing Session of State Superintendents. Sidney Hall of Richmond was elected president of the State Superin- tendents of Schools at the closing ses- sion of their annual convention at the Raleigh Hotel last night. He succeeds Dr. Ernest W. Butterfield, Hartford, Conn. H. E. Hendrix, Phoenix, Ariz, was elected vice president, and Mrs. Inez Johnson Lewis, Denver, secretary. Flected to the Executive Committee were M. D. Collins, Atlanta; W. W. Trent, Charleston, W. Va.; Bertram Packard, Augusta, Me.; Eugene Elliott, Lansing, Mich.; Floyd MacMurray, Indianapolis, and Frances L. Bailey, Montpelier, Vt. . Reserve Member to Speak. “The Federal Reserve Bank Sys- tem” will be the subject of an address by M. S. Szymczak, member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, before the Engineer Chapter of the Reserve Officers’ As- sociation, at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Mayflower Hotel. Col. Fred B. Ryons, chapter president, will preside. | BEEEP O D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1937 WALTERS FUNERAL . SERVICES TODAY Curious BABY TRIES OUT POISON TABLETS. e JO ANNE TRICE. A little pile of tablete—an antacid when taken in small quantities, but poisonous otherwise—on the table in the kitchen of her home intrigued Jo Anne. Perhaps the 13-month-old girl thought they looked like something sweet, or maybe she just wanted to find out for herself how they tasted. At any rate, she picked up a handful of the tablets and tried them. Before she could satisfy her curiosity, how- Mrs. She was taken to Gallinger Hospital, where physicians said no harm had been done. Trices live at 1129 Chicago street S.E. —Star Staff Photo. SCALDING FATAL ever, her mother, interrupted her. Miss Bridget C. O'Neil, 78, of 200 Massachusetts avenue N.W., died last night in Sibley Hospital, where she was taken Thanksgiving Day after being scalded while bathing at her home. An autopsy was to be held by Coro- A. Magruder MacDonald today to determine the cause of her death. a retired Government employe, had been under the care of a private physician prior to being ner Miss O'Neil, scalded. Interior Department Closes in Re- spect to Memory of First Assistant Secretary. ‘The Interior Department was closed from 10 am. to'1 pm. today out of respect to the memory of Theodore A. the department’s First Assistant Secretary, for whom services were held at 11 o'clock this morning in Hines funeral home, 2901 Four- Walters, 61, teenth street N.W. officiated. . 1933, coming bladder condition. Paul Trice, pital. The | Lennox Miles, Hospital. Infirm. Stella M. D. Prandy. 52 Lester Walker. 49. Galli Thomas M. Strumb, 117 Claude E. 8tark. 47. 517 Jess R. Birch, James Cain. 67, 181 John F. Logan. 64. 121 Frank Green. 61. 1529 1 Prisby Harrison P. Mosby. 42, Willlam W. Duncan, pital, 5w Scaslie Parker. Thurman Chaim. Wilhelmina Lee. Elizabeth Wilson, Infant of Hattie Burroughs, Hospital | Infant of ‘Annie Lewis, Freedmen's Hos- pital You’ll be Amazed at De Soto’s Luxury— Now Priced Just Above the Lowest! ' ERE’S OUR STORY in a nutshell: smart car—smart buy! 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WHAT’S YOUR OLD CAR WORTH? Your DeSoto dealer will be glad to give you a “‘square-deal” appraisal on the car you are now driving. By all means drive it in today— you'll be surprised to learn how little ad- ditional cash is required to buy a big, new DeSoto! MAJOR BOWES’ Amatour Hour — Columbia aetwork, Thursdays, 9 to 10 P.M. E.S.T. NICK CLev. 9833 1424 Fia. Ave. N.E. ‘ Reckville, Md. Win. 15733 Thurment. M Upper airfaz, Va. Rev. Dr. Rufus W. Weaver, execu- tive secretary of the District of Co- lumbia Baptist Convention and former pastor of the First Baptist Church, Mr. Walters had been First Assist- ant Secretary of the Interior since here from Caldwell, Idaho, where he had been a promi- nent lawyer and active in politics. He was Democratic State Central Committee chairman for Idaho from 1928 to-1933; was Democratic candi- date for Governor of the State in 1920; was a member of the Idaho State Board of Education from 1914 to 1917, and was attorney general of Idaho from the latter year to 1920. Mr. Walters lived in the Roosevelt Hotel. His death Saturday was due to pneumonia which developed following an operation last Wednesday for a gall DEATHS REPORTED Julia G. M. Grotty, 75, Homeopathic Hos- william J. Mullin, 74, Gallinger Hospital. | 66, Georgetown University Louis Hazard, 65. 66 New York ave. Tillie Lawson, 59, Sibley Hospital Helen L. Sheridan, 58, Home for Aged and | 1900 P st. r Hospital. 6 4th st C st. ne Casualty Hospital Carrie Davis. 4. 506 Rhode Island ave. fith st. Jeremiah Diggs. 65, Gallinger Hospital. 48th st. ne. 6th st David HaJl. 58 Home for Aged and Infirm. E 43. Casualty Hospital 7922 Sherman ave, 39, Walter Reed Hos- Walter Murray, 31, 344 Independence ave. Gallinger Hospital 4, Casuslty Hospital Gallinger Hospital 0. Gallinger Hospi Infant of Virgie Jefries. 4012 G pl. n.e. MISS HELEN SHECKELS DIES OF HEART ATTACK Was Active in Charitable Enter- prises—Funeral Will Be Held Tomorrow. Miss Helen C. Sheckels, native Washingtonian and long active here in charitable enterprizes, died Satur- day of a heart attack at her home in the Alban Towers Apartments, 3700 Massachusetts avenue N.W. She would have been 86 December 10. Funeral services will be held at 10 A.m. tomorrow in St. Matthew’s Cath- olic Church. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Miss Sheckels was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Sheckels. She was a member of the boards of Providence Hospital, the Catholic Home for the Aged and St. Joseph’s Home and School. Three nieces are her nearest sur- vivors. They are Mrs. Conrad Doyle, this city; Mrs. Joseph E. Bastion, wife of Col. Bastion, stationed at San An- tonio, Tex., and Mrs. Joseph D. Eagan, New York. DR. RUHLAND TO SPEAK Dr. George C. Ruhland, District health officer, will discuss sanitary regulations affecting restaurants at a meeting of the Washington Restaur- ant Association tonight at the S. & W. Cafeteria, Fifteenth and G streets NwW. Julius Lulley, chariman of the Pro- gram Committee of the regional res- taurant convention to be held here December 6, 7 and 8, will outline final plans for the convention, which is ex- pected to draw more than 1,000 res- tauranteurs from the Eastern part of the United States. DOCTORS RECOMMEND Chambers, AMBULANCES $3 any place in the city BIRTHS REPORTED Sam and Billie Duggan. girl James and Wilheimina Proctor. boy. d Wordna Thrift. girl d Virginia Brightwell. boy. Joseph and Ruth McCaules " gifl. Lewis and Virginia Smith. boy Charles and Antoinette Wentzell, sirl Herman and Alma Knoppel. boy, Jacob and Alice Forsythe, boy. Gilbert and Edith Brezler, boy. Robert and Reba Thayer. hoy Chester and Mary Mundie. boy. Pa nd Mary Honor. boy. Horace and Mattie Schwier, boy. Everett and Pearl Gerwig. girl Raymond and Grudrun O'Brien, boy. John and Louise Harrison, girl Malcolm and Mary Luebkert, girl, Robert and Anna Murray, boy. Richard and Lottie Robey. gir), Austin and Lorayne Prost. boy William and Lucille Moer. jr. Andrew and Madaline Healy, William and Frances Foley. 3 William and Josephine Walker, boy, Edward and Virginia Stanford wirl, Willlam and Hazel Travers. girl. Carl and Rose Kirkley, boy. Charles and Mary Bowman, boy, James and Mary Shepherd, girl, John and Virginia Barker, boy. John and Mary Murch: €. boy. William and Nancy Walker, boy, Joseph and Annie Lewis, boy. Edward and Bernice Davis, boy, Walter and Ethel Moody, bo; Eugene and Ethel Roberson, ‘W Roscoe and Selena Atcherson. girl. Philip and Lueretia Bell, boy, Hugey and Tda Jovner. wir| David and Georgiana Mille: nd girl. sirl. s The Beauty of Sprays As a Tribute To the Departed Sz 50 lection and easily afforded at only C. & C. 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